Turkey’s expanding role in the Libyan Civil War presents a security threat to Sisi’s Egypt, one that is unlikely to go unchallenged.

With around 3 million total cases and 130,000 deaths, the United States is now home to the largest COVID-19 outbreak in the world.

In rhetoric, and increasingly in the realm of defense spending as well, Western countries are preparing for a more adversarial relationship with China.

Iraqi Prime Minister Mostafa al-Kadhimi is taking on the militias, and the early results aren’t encouraging.

Ground-level changes are altering the strategic balance and fueling conflict between India and China in the Himalayas.

COVID-19 is making a bad situation even worse for various long-suffering Kurdish populations.

Background on the worsening clashes between Al Qaeda and Islamic State’s regional affiliates in the Sahel.

With its recent election re-run, Malawi became an exemplar of institutional maturity on the African continent.

A geopolitical reading suggests that annexation is only a matter of time.

Hard as it is to defy the drum beat of technological progress, pervasive automation may represent some hidden costs that we’re unwilling to pay.